Motley Crue Girls, Girls, Girls Ryan Richardson Pratt Print Release

 

Mötley Crüe's iconic Girls, Girls, Girls features hits "Wild Side", "You're All I Need" and the title track "Girls Girls Girls", which became a global success, despite the original uncensored video being banned by MTV. Though the band members barely remember recording it, Girls, Girls, Girls was another smashing success for the band, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard charts and selling over four million copies.

"Girls, Girls, Girls where we were at the time, as a young bunch of men that were extremely successful and didn’t necessarily have all the tools to deal with it. The lyrics are very raw. “Wild Side,” “Girls, Girls, Girls” and “Five Years Dead” are great examples where I feel like I really nailed it. And “You’re All I Need” is a great storytelling song that isn’t as glossy and pretty as some of the other bands were trying to come off as. Of course, you don’t know this until you step back." Nikki Sixx told Rolling Stone in 2017.

The Girls Girls Girls commemorative poster was a real thrill to take on because I knew I'd have no shortage of provocative imagery to play with. My goal was to create a visual that captured the wild aesthetic of the Mötley Crüe of that era. I'd envisioned setting the mood with neon light reflections and a color palette that referenced the album cover and the notorious music video of the title track. Once I settled on a composition, I focused on adding lots of LA atmosphere. Lots of attitude. And more than just a little skin.- Ryan Richardson Pratt

Poster details
Size: 18" x 24" 4 Color Screenprint
Edition Size: Hand Numbered and to be determined by number of prints sold through June 3rd
Holographic sticker on back of print for authenticity

Available now in the Iconic Collectionzz Store HERE.

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Celebrate Bob Dylan's Birthday with Posters

 

No other contemporary songwriter has produced such a vast & profound body of work. Songs that feel at once ancient and at the same time fiercely modern. Beyond The Pale has a special on two Bob Dylan posters to celebrate his 80th birthday. 

 Live in Paris with Van Morrison support. 

Giclee print on 100lb off white mate stock. 

18x28 inches 

Art: Nick Boyle 

 

Live in Evansville Indiana

 Art: Ken Taylor 

18 x 27 inches printed on 100lb off white mate stock. 

 

Available now at Beyond The Pale.

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Run-DMC Raising Hell Poster By Ken Taylor Release

 

Run-DMC's Raising Hell remains the turning point at which hip-hop crashed through mainstream barriers and never left. Anchored by the crossover smash "Walk This Way," the 1986 blockbuster still sounds like a revolution unfolding in real time. It has everything – hard-rock riffs, turntable scratching, itchy rhythms, hit singles – not the least of which are the trio's invigorating raps and inseparable chemistry

Up until Raising Hell, the rap juggernaut we know as Run-DMC was still in its building and breaking-down-doors phase. In 1986 that changed, and in a dramatic way. With their third long-player, the group had reached the mountaintop. It was the record that proved hip-hop wasn't a fad.

Besides the triple platinum status the album achieved, it was more than just a pop smash. It signaled a new era for rap music, and it was the no-turning-back point for the entire genre. This was the beginning of what we now call the Golden Era, and it still sounds as fresh today as it did 35 years ago. Collectionzz is honored to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Raising Hill with limited edition art by Ken Taylor, who said "I grew up listening to Run-DMC so for me this was both a lot of fun and a great honour!".

Run-DMC Raising Hell 35 - $85.00

Size: 18" x 24" screenprint

Edition Size: 235 Hand Numbered

Holographic sticker on back of print for authenticity

 

Available Thursday May 20th in the Iconic Collectionzz Store ! 

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Dirty Donny AC/DC Manchester Poster Release

 

ECHO is proud to release the third print in the AC/DC Poster Series by artist Dirty
Donny, entitled AC/DC April 21, 2009 Manchester, England.

“I've been a fan of AC/DC since I was a kid, so getting to do this poster was a dream

gig. I wanted to incorporate some of their iconic imagery and try and come up with a

poster that I, as an ACDC fan, would like to own myself.” – Dirty Donny

 
This 9-color screen print measures 18”x24” and will be available in these limited edition
variations:

Gallery Edition – 150 pcs / $60

Holographic Lava Foil Variant – 75 pcs / $80

Sparkle Foil Variant – 75 pcs /$80

The print will be available at 11AM PDT / 2PM EDT Friday May 21 Echo Print Gallery Store .

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Pantera The Great Southern Trendkill Poster By Fajar Allanda

 

Released 25 years ago on May 7, 1996, The Great Southern Trendkill was Pantera’s re-dedication of purpose to thrash metal, at a time radio and MTV were endorsing friendlier styles of alternative metal.

By the time they set out to make Trendkill in late ’95, Pantera were one of the lone remaining thrash-era metal acts that were still selling a lot of records (1994’s Far Beyond Driven debuted at Number One on the Billboard album chart). More crucially, they were one of the only ones doing so without diluting their sound. In fact, while Pantera were growing more successful by getting heavier with each record, most of Pantera’s peers had hit steep career drop-offs and were struggling to remain visible. Perhaps it’s understandable that they felt like the world was closing in on them.

To a large extent, Pantera lashed out, as did Anselmo, but for entirely different reasons. As a result, Trendkill writhes and rails with desperation and self-loathing and roars with intensity, making it the heaviest album Pantera ever released. It also has one of the boldest album cover designs in their history, featuring the apex predator, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake.

To create this, Collectionzz asked the extremely talented Fajar Allanda to work his magic - and he did! There are two editions available, a Main Edition of 225 that measures 24x18, and a XL Cotton Rag with Deckled Edge Edition measuring 22x28 and limited to just 25 copies.

Available now in the Iconic Collectionzz Store !

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Miles Tsang Eyes of the Tiger Art Print Release

 

Miles Tsang will be releasing a new art print titled Eyes of the Tiger. There will be a regular plus Boreal Blue and Mean Green variants. Each one will also have a variant on different foils. The ones not on foil will also feature glow in the dark inks. Prints will be 18 x inches and come signed and numbered by Miles. 

Available Wednesday, May 19th at 12PM EDT in Miles Tsang Shop HERE.

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Chris Thornley Daredevil Poster Release Details

 

Grey Matter Art have quite a treat for you all this week. GMA are taking one of their most beloved comic characters from the Marvel Universe and pairing him with one of their favorite artists working today, Chris Thornley (Raid71). Chris really amazed GMA with this one. We see "The Devil of Hell's Kitchen" overlooking the crime ridden streets of New York with an absolutely stunning backdrop of colorful stained glass windows and Chris's classic rain to finish off the mood! Daredevil comes released as an 18" x 24" Screen Print, Limited to only 175 Copies!

Daredevil by Chris Thornley will by available Thursday May 20th at 1 PM EDT. in the Grey Matter Art Shop!

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Zeb Love Highview Online Showcase Print Release

 

Bottleneck Gallery are proud to present their first online showcase with gig poster extraordinaire Zeb Love! Although known for his gig posters, Zeb’s showcase--HIGHVIEW--features six original, conceptual pieces!

HIGHVIEW pieces offer insight into Zeb’s love of storytelling through art, and offer six uniquely different prints brimming with narrative, world building, and intrigue. Several of Zeb’s pieces come with mini-prints containing poetry to enhance the pieces’ stories, and Zeb’s gone out of his way to create a variety of variants on unique papers for this showcase.

Zeb’s entire showcase will be available for purchase on Wednesday May 12 at 12PM EDT in the Bottleneck Gallery Store!

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X-Men #1 Double Gate-Fold Foil Variant Release Prints

 

Back in September Grey Matter Art released the famed classic X-Men #1 (1991) and to say the response was positive is an understatement. This monumental Double Gate-Fold Cover sees the X-Men blue and gold teams band together to square off with the mutant master of magnetism, Magneto in one large epic sequence! This time, GMA want to give everyone the opportunity at being able to own this beloved cover, featuring art & story by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Chris Claremont, so GMA are releasing both Editions as Foil Variants that help accentuate the art in a beautiful way and truly makes this cover pop! GMA are not only releasing this Collectors Edition Cover Art as a Timed Edition Foil Variant but they'll be releasing the Remastered and Re-colored 20th Anniversary Variant Edition with colors by Thomas Mason as a Limited Edition Foil, too!. Both X-Men Posters will be released at a sprawling 36 x 16 inch Fine-Art Giclee Foil Variants, printed with archival inks that fans and collectors alike can hang on their wall and admire.

X-Men #1 Double Gate-Fold Foil Variant
36" x 16" Hand-Numbered Fine Art Giclee (Metallic Silver 300gsm)
Hand-Numbered Timed Edition

X-Men #1 20th Anniversary Double Gate-Fold Foil Variant Gold Back Ground
36" x 16" Hand-Numbered Fine Art Giclee (Metallic Silver 300gsm)
Edition of 200

X-Men #1 & X-Men #1 20th Anniversary Double Gate-Fold Foil Variant Covers Go On Sale Thursday, 5/13 at 1 PM EDT. The Collectors Edition will be Available through Sunday 05/16 at 11:59 PM EDT. in the GMA Shop!

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Pink Floyd Jeff Wood Poster Release

 

Jeff Wood’s phenomenal art commemorating Pink Floyd’s performance from May 4, 1988 in Raleigh, North Carolina on the A Momentary Lapse of Reason tour, is the third poster in ECHO’s Pink Floyd series.

I witnessed Pink Floyd in concert for the first time. It was pouring rain, like cats and dogs pouring, but as we made our way into the stadium I realized our tickets were at the top of field level seating right under the overhang where the upper deck was jutting out. It was perfect. We sat in dry comfort for the entire show. Waves of rain came down through the lights. It was quite surreal and one of the most amazing shows I have ever witnessed. Little did I realize that three decades later, I would get to do the official poster for that very show. The fact it was approved by Pink Floyd on May 4th, 33 years to the day of the show, added to the grand synchronicity of the piece. Mind blown. It was the last concert I attended with one of my very best friends before he passed away. To say this one is special is an understatement. – Jeff Wood

This 9-color screen print measures 18”x24” and will be available in these limited edition variations:

Gallery Edition – 150 pcs / $60

Lava Foil Variant – 100 pcs / $80

Sparkle Foil Variant– 60 pcs / $100

Jeff Wood’s Pink Floyd poster will be available at 11AM PDT / 2PM EDT
Friday May 14, 2021 at Echo Print Gallery Store.

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